MaaS updates,
connected to your Agent.

Let your Agent complete the setup

1. Create an Agent / MCP API token, and store it in your client’s secure configuration.
2. Complete this access method using the instructions below.

Install or update the same MaaS Daily Skill, then configure Plus MCP. The Skill selects public queries or Plus full-text tools for each task; keep credentials in client configuration.

Install or update the MaaS Daily Skill: https://daily.maas.click/maas-skill/README.md. Keep the Free connection and add Plus MCP using secure client configuration. Never ask for or place credentials in chat. Verify with maas_pro_weekly and report the issue ID and sources.

Tokens last 30 days by default and can be revoked. Each read checks Plus access. For 401, check token expiry or revocation; for 403, check membership and token purpose. Keep credentials out of prompts, Skill files and public links.

Add MaaS Daily to your tools

1. Create an Agent / MCP API token, and store it in your client’s secure configuration.
2. Complete this access method using the instructions below.

https://daily.maas.click/api/pro/mcp

Header: Authorization: Bearer your token. Replace the placeholder in this JSON; it does not interpolate environment variables. Use REST if your client cannot set request headers.

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "maas-daily-plus": {
      "url": "https://daily.maas.click/api/pro/mcp",
      "headers": {
        "Authorization": "Bearer YOUR_MAAS_PLUS_TOKEN"
      }
    }
  }
}

• maas_pro_weekly — Complete weekly report; omit id for the latest issue
• maas_pro_catalog / maas_pro_read — Published analysis catalog / full text
• maas_pro_reports — Your personal reports

Use maas_pro_weekly to read the latest complete weekly report. Summarize changes, trends and watchpoints with issue ID, data-through date and source links. If access is denied, say so; do not substitute public summaries or model memory for the full report.

Tokens last 30 days by default and can be revoked. Each read checks Plus access. For 401, check token expiry or revocation; for 403, check membership and token purpose. Keep credentials out of prompts, Skill files and public links.

Read updates in your feed reader

Receive summaries and links to published analysis matching your providers, models and topics. Add your personal feed URL to your reader.

1. Set and save your interests
2. Generate a private URL using the RSS credential purpose
3. Paste into your reader’s “Add feed” and refresh

https://daily.maas.click/feed.xml

https://daily.maas.click/feed/weekly.xml

Your personal URL contains an access credential; keep it in your reader. Private RSS does not use public-feed ETag / 304 caching. Detail pages retain the latest corrections and withdrawals.

Connect your scripts and workflows

Use your API token for read-only GET requests to full weekly reports, analysis and your personal reports.

1. Create an Agent / MCP API token
2. Set MAAS_PRO_TOKEN in your runtime environment
3. Discover a real issue or content ID, then fetch full text

curl -fsS -H "Authorization: Bearer $MAAS_PRO_TOKEN" "https://daily.maas.click/api/pro/me"

curl -fsS "https://daily.maas.click/api/v1/weekly?limit=1"

curl -fsS -H "Authorization: Bearer $MAAS_PRO_TOKEN" "https://daily.maas.click/api/pro/weekly/ISSUE_ID"

curl -fsS -H "Authorization: Bearer $MAAS_PRO_TOKEN" "https://daily.maas.click/api/pro/catalog"

curl -fsS -H "Authorization: Bearer $MAAS_PRO_TOKEN" "https://daily.maas.click/api/pro/content/CONTENT_ID"
curl -fsS -H "Authorization: Bearer $MAAS_PRO_TOKEN" "https://daily.maas.click/api/pro/report/REPORT_ID?format=markdown"

Professional endpoints use private, no-store rather than the public REST ETag / 304 and cursor protocol. Catalogs can be empty before publication; preserve sources, versions, corrections and conditions.